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meisha will be along in just a moment. but first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, october 13. >> we can hear the noise from the tri-state area all the way down here. the eagles taking care every business tonight, 28-23. first place in the nfc. >> wow. >> the 15, the ten, the five, and in for the touchdown goes nelson agholor. >> just battle, the guys just hung in there, did out standing job tonight. >> feels good. honestly feels good t says a lot about the guys in the lockerroom. >> way to go, eagles, fly eagles fly. >> and on game day, they fought hard, they won. >> the eagles so happy with their win, malcolm jenkins did this lockerroom dance. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> to be here thursday night football, and look who just came in. >> first of all, you don't understanded the impact you had on me. >> oh? >> you were a hero in our

sinner city. >> that was such a cute moment >> it was, football hall of famer deion sanders surprising our ukee washington live on our fox5 broadcast last night, ukee, goes way back to ukee broadcasting days in florida, where dion grew up. >> that's so interesting. you just never know who ukee no, sir. let's sends it over to katie. never quite a surprise jim donovan's suit. we know like clock work, if the eagles win, jim will be in the suit the next day. >> yes. >> un unpredictable. >> i'm with you, katie, i'm with you. >> i just got to sit next to jim all day, so i have to keep it flying. >> i hear ya. so i'll put it out there now. i walk out the door, come plea ly forgetting i needed my jacket. by that point too late. i was coming up to the hit and i didn't have time to run in and get it. i'm chilly right now. do as i say rather than what i do on this one, but my defense , mother nature does not know what season she want to be in, can't make up her minds, up to 80s, 70s, 60s, now into the 50's many locations this morning, so it is cool outside.

again, walk out the door with a layer, don't do what i did. meanwhile, we take a look at storm scan three which is devoid of any storms right now we are, however, what i would call unsettled pattern, because we have bit of on shore flow still kicking in, keeping the clouds in place, won't see sunshine, might even still see shower here and there. if you want to walk out the door without umbrella, though, i think you're okay to do so. because, again, these showers will be very, very spotty in nature. and, somewhat off and on throughout the course of the day. meanwhile, looking at the temperatures, yes, you understanded now right? only 52 degrees in allentown, only held back to the lower 40 's mount pocono. you do have a bit of a milder beginning, in millville, a.c. airport, into the low 60s there. but we don't rebounds too much we probably got about 10 degrees, or so, still left in us here before we wrap up the day. but, this will begin another warming trend. which we will talk about later in the show. for now just getting out the door, jackets required, light layer of some kinds, then later this afternoon we rebounds to 69.

generally still with more cloud cover than anything, but again, that spotty shower is still likely. now, looking ahead, again, the seasons can't make up their minds. we're back into summer like territory come this weekend with highs near or actually exceeding 80 degrees, i'll let you know how high the temps climb a little later in the show. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for all of that. and very good morning to all of you. happy friday. looking outside at the ben franklin bridge, looking good. i would say, starting to heat levels ever so slightly on the ben franklin bridge, obviously not slowing down less than posted speeds. just starting to take up a little bit there. schuylkill at girard, tail lie moving in the eastbound direction, kinds of the same story there. starting to see some brake lights go off on the schuylkill, blue route, baltimore pike, headlights moving in the southbound direction, you can see how many headlights are out there, also, seeing a lot of tail light out there, as well. we do have couple every accidents out there there is one, cinnaminson, so this repair going onto downed pole and wires because of the accident, because that far 130 north and south is closed at riverton road. you will have to use that

alternate river road or 295. see dropping posted speeds around that area, as well. so, just a heads up. use that alternate or if you can i would advise to possibly avoid the area altogether, if possible. swenksville, route 29, main street, another accident here. this is at park avenue. so if this is your neck of the woods, heeds up. probably won't slow you down too much, not anyway. but just be aware this accident is still lingering out there, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well the eagles have extended vacation after beating one of the nfl best in prime time right here on cbs-3. >> and it was a great game. eagles among the league's elite, yes, eagles offense, defense, and special teams did the job. they got the job done against the panthers on the rolled, carson wentz through more than 200 yards, three touchdowns, eagles defense, intercepted the panthers, cam newton, look at that, three times for 15 points off of turn offers, did however come down to the final minute that was close, of course we know, birds won, 28

to 23. >> having a year together with this team, under coach, myself , you know, everything. we're just built differently. we're built differently, have dif kent character make up in the lockerroom, have a bun of of guys no matter the situation we can finds a way to win ballgames. >> obviously, philadelphia always come alive for eagles games, even when the birds are away. fans packed into sport bars around the city last night, and i witness news was thereto capture the excitement. >> five and one, take it to the nfc championship, i'm ready, fly eagles fly, baby. >> the chemistry they have, how sweet they are, as far as how they work together, it is incredible. >> guys look like the year of the superbowl. >> i hope they go all the way. but that's where they are so far, i would be proud. >> now the eagles do have some time off as we heard from pat gallen, they do not play again until monday the 23rd, they deserve some time off. it will be a big divisional

battle with washington and that's right here at home. >> time right now 36:00. in business news this morning, carseat recall that you need to know about. >> what direct tv blames for customers dropping their subscriptions, money watch's diane joins us live from the new york torque stock exchange , hi, diane. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, and jim. let's start with stocks. wall street lost a rounds yesterday. the dow fell 31-point, the nasdaq dropped 12. equifax says after looking into another possible security breach the systems were not hacked. now, yesterday the consumer credit reporting agency shutdown one of its on line customer health pages as it is investigating possible cyber breach. just one month ago, he which fax expose add hack that he is posted information of more than 145 million people. half million dar seats being recalled. calling back more than 500,000 car and booster seat which results beginning in 2014. six models are on the list. including three from the raid yan line, national highway

traffic safety administration says the seats may not work properly, in a crash. >> tell he come which owns direct tv lost 90,000 video subscribers during the third quarter. at&t is blaming intense competition and pay tv and cited the recent hurricane forced customer. jim, rahel? >> you're a cord cutter? >> oh, yes, i got rid of cable year and a half ago, two years ago. >> i can't even imagine life without cable watch about you, diane? >> well, i need my cable still , yes, yes. >> bravo, vh1. >> jim? okay, you're taking some mill end yan action there, all right. >> over the year antenna, my apple tv with netflix. >> you're fancy. >> see? happening there with the youngsters. i don't think they call themselves youngsters. >> they don't. >> all right, diane, thank you >> millennials. >> have a good weekend, see you monday.

>> president trump is ramming up his efforts to dismantle part of the affordable care ability. >> after announcing major changes yesterday, the white house dealt obamacare another blow late last night. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in the cbs-3 news center with the latest, good morning, jan. >> jim, rahel, good morning, dramatic move. president trump has made it clear, he's resorting to executive and administrative authority to do a congress failed to do earlier this year >> in a late night announce ment, the trump administration says it will halt health insurance subsidies for low and moderate income people, by coverage on the obamacare exchanges. the payments, which lower co- pace, out-of-pocket costs, are actually made tone insurance companies, and the white house argues, as other republicans have for years, that congress had i proved them writing quote the government cannot lawfully make the sharing reduction payment. about 6 million americans qualified for the health, and it cost the government

$7 billion this year. that number was expected to rise. the congressional budget office previously estimated this move would leave 1 million more americans uninsured. >> this would be great healthcare. >> earlier in the day, president trump signed an executive order, freeing up insurance associations to scale down health insurance. >> premiums have sky rocketed. >> the new rules will also allow policies to be sold across state lines. first step the president says to solving problems with obamacare. >> think of that. all of the counties, one half, will have only one insurer. >> altogether, analysts say the changes will given younger , healthier people, a cheaper insurance choice at the expense of higher costs for many other. in a joint statement, democratic leaders responded to the subsidy change writing, quote, it is a pointless sabatage, levels at working families, and middle class, in every corner of america. >> now, the subsidy payments are made monthly. the next installment is due a

week from today. meantime, the new york attorney general has already said i'll sue, in order to stop the president from cutting these subsidies. in the news center, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back into you. >> thank you, jan. philadelphia mayor jim kenney says the sitly not budget and will remain sanctuary city despite the threat of losing federal funds for crime fighting. >> welshing yesterday the city received letter from the justice department, it accuses philadelphia of not sharing the immigration status of crime victims, which it says it may want if they're also perpetrators. >> the police will continue to cooperate with federal authority, in investigating and apprehending everyone, and anyone suspect of criminal activities, immigrant and non- immigrant alike, even if that person happens to be a crime victim. so these conclusion about victims every crime who may also be perpetrators makes absolutely no sense. >> now the grant is worth about a million and a half dollars, the city has two weeks to respond to that letter. >> i do believe other large american sit are dealing with

the same fate. authorities are investigating after a body is pulled from the schuylkill river in center city. turned up yesterday morning, and the water, near walnut st. and schuylkill avenue. authority are now working to identify the body. we do know that the victim is a white man, in his 50's, and police say he was shot once in the forehead. "eyewitness news" talked with a man who found the body and called 911. >> my heart just kind of started beating really fast. i got a really weirds feeling in my stomach. i was like this is not something that i see every day >> and, in a unrelated safety initiative, the city planning to install 21 security cameras along the center city portion of the schuylkill river trail to prevent future crimes. >> well, coming up: new sexual harrassment case surfaces and hollywood, straight ahead on "eyewitness news." >> shapes the life of future supreme court justice hits the big screen. >> i'm kevin afraid err, coming up, take on historic roles in the new bio pick marshall. >> and we're looking ahead to temperatures that are about to

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>> i have to tell you amazon placing it studio cleve on leave after producer accused him of sexual har cents asment producer on the amazon series man in the high castle speaking out now, she says that amazon studio executive worry price sexually harassed her after an event in san diego in 2015. amazon released a statement saying they've placed price on lever. hacket reportedly does not plan on pursuing legal action against amazon or price. >> switching gears to lighter news it, looks like new jersey 's hometown rocker,

bruce springsteen, is a hit on broadway. the singer kick offer his show last night, in new york city, and how about this? the average ticket price for springsteen on broadway's debut, went for $497, so much money, highest in broadway history. and to put that into perspective, the average face value seat for the popular show hamilton was $310. springsteen's five preview shows also grossed more than $2 million. setting new record for the theater. the show runs through february . >> clearly he's still got t i got to tell you about a new movie getting rave reviews. here's kevin frazier, the preview of marshall. >> reporter: in theatres this week, kate hudson and sterling k brown on opposite sides of landmark civil rights case in marshall. >> this here is thurgood marshall, man is a attorney, you trial him with the respect that he de is her. >> took place in 1941. and it reminds me of just how

far we've come, and how far we've still to go. >> he attack me. >> i never touched that woman. >> this black man is presumed guilty until proven innocent. >> why i lie? because the truth gets me killed. >> obviously he was a pillar of the civil rights movement, as it was happening, in defining trial in thurgood marshall's life. >> flashbacks of the film, but , you know, what the film is about ultimately the case, and so we have two different versions of the past that we have to sort of illuminate. >> the only way to get through a bigger store is to break it down. >> chadwick plays the groundbreaking lawyer, for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you. >> that looks good. >> you know what i'm actually going to see it this weekend, looking into the reviews, and such an interesting actor, learn, err played jackie robinson in 1942 and also played james brown, so he is such a fantastic, what do you call those actors, characters?

>> like character roles. >> character roles, such a great one. excited to see that this weekend. what's the forecast going to be like this weekend? >> probably be grateful to have some air condition movie theatres to attends, because, i mean it will be nice warm sunday for sure, starting the warming trends as early acylate tonight, especially into tomorrow and sunday. we take you outside, we show you here to start things off, a view of our very own rooftop , the center city skyline, and it is of course in support of breast cancer awareness, what you can tell by looking at this, is that there is a cloud deck, that's really helping to not necessarily insulate us, but we're just stuck in a unsettled pattern. won't see ton of is sunlight here for the next few days, until we really clear that out and that's going to take a little bit of time. for now, though, the eyewitness weather watch remembers up and adam, reporting cool conditions, with every passing day, what we're found temperatures into the starting to cool offer by couple every degrees with every passing day, so today starting off in the low to mid upper 50's, but here, the

coolest spot of the pack, 49 for him, 51 perkasie, where john is reporting, and in clementon, markley milder by comparison up at 57 degrees. so, this is generally consistent overall with just couple every outline ers. looking at storm scan, wide zoom, we do still have more of on shore flow. generally out of the northeast it, will keep us stuck in the clouds, you might see shower out there, but i don't think you definitely have to have the umbrella. most of you will get through most of the day without any major hitches here. then, that warming trends, warmest days coming on saturday, sunday, cold front, sunday night, into monday, leads to some showers. and then we clear it out, meisha, actually, it is cool, granted, but where it should be and sunny for good portion every next week. >> yes, and sometimes whether it is cooler and sunny, i think almost a lot of people just a win-win then. so all right, katie, thank you so much for all of that. very good morning to all of you. where did my camera go? we were looking at accident here, route 35. >> oh, geez. >> the bypass what we want to

see westbound past route 322, the shoulder and part of the lane block because after accident that's still out, frozen camera shot. starting to move now. just heads up. this is an area that's actually starting to get very busy. and south at girard, look at that, too, starting to get busy. lot of headlights, taillights, and also an accident in cinnaminson. so, this is repairs to downed pole and wires, because after accident, you're dropping less than posted speeds, route 130 southbound, it is closed at riverton road. so because that far, in this southbound direction, you will have to use alternate. river road, 295, will be your best bet around there. plus, another accident, that is still out there, in swenksville, route 29 main street at park avenue. plus, we have some construction on the pa turnpike now since cleared. but we are looking at some bridge work that will be happening, northeast extension will be closing between lehigh valley and ma hoping valley. 9:00 p.m. friday. through the weekends, until 4:00 a.m. monday. we will be talking more about this coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, see you then, thank you. swat teams from law

enforcement agencies across delaware county putting unique training. >> swat team competition at the delaware county emergency services training center in sharon hill. the challenge tested the physical, technical and decision-making skills, required in critical operations. >> well, cbs-3 and the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are teaming up wednesday again in the fight against breast cancer, by turning the region pink. >> and even though the eagles were in charlotte, link con financial field was basking in the pink lights, october national breast cancer awareness month, and the pink lights are reminder to schedule mammogram, and stay vigilant. this is the 16th year for the light for the cure campaign, you can find more information on our website at cbsphilly.com/cure. and stay with us, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> imagine the horror every newly engaged woman who throughout the trash and accidentally through the out her engagement ridge with it. >> where the search for the ring took this new jersey couple. we will tell when you " eyewitness news" continues.

>> ♪ >> happy birthday to paul simon. he's 76. >> seventy-six today. >> yes. >> well, beyonce goes above and beyond, loses her engagement ring. >> in jersey city woman says she places her ring every night in the same place, but next decided to put it next to candy wrappers. guess what actually throughout the ring in the trash, even worse, trash was on it way to the garbage dump when her husband found out, he sprung into action, called the sanitation department, and decided to go garbage picking. >> and as soon as they get the phonecall they freeze the truck so it can't dump. >> the truck came in, just dumb many over 100 bags just on the floor. >> that's my ring, and i'm like oh, my god. hysterical crying. >> you think it is funny that his last name is diamond. super glue is the next step to

keeping the ring on his future wife's finker. >> all i will say, ashley, you pick a good one. he went dumpster diving for you. that's awesome. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," pat gallen back with more on the exciting eagles win in charlotte. >> danger lurking and thousands of cars on the road. find out what's causing sun roofs to explode. next.

>> wentz, and the gun, he's sack again, he's looking, he's firing and it is caught. touchdown zach ertz, the his second of the game. price, oh, can't throw that bert, can you? >> no, merrill, you can't. big and fears battle against the carolina panter. >> three touchdowns and the eagles soar to victory. now the birds in first place in the nfc. today is friday the 13th, i'm wearing the suit, good morning , everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. now the game didn't end until almost midnight. if you stayed up i'm sure it was worth t let's take a look now this morning daily news back cover, the birds defense comes up large at crunch time. >> so much more on the eagles in just a moment. first we get you out the door with weather and traffic. katie what's it look being like? >> not bad at all. i do think that we could see spotty shower out there. just, i think, more than anything, tribute to eagles, when we take a look at the radar at the moment, things pretty